by ammosponge on Sat Nov 19, 2011 10:02 am
eventually you'll figure out that building a relationship with a ffl/dealer is the way to go, versus finding the absolutely bottom price. i work with thunderjohn, and with marv at frontiersman, because they stand behind what they sell, and are nice about it. frontiersman isn't always cheapest, but when i had a problem with a firearm, marv got it replaced no questions asked. john is just really good at having what i want when i want it, or going to lengths to getting what i want when i want it. that said, yup, i could get it cheaper online, but without the local guys to transfer TO, you'll end up paying gander prices once all the small businesses go away because there's NO profit left in it for them. face up to the fact that you've chosen a not inexpensive hobby/addiction and support the local shops.